Property Finders in Ayrshire
Living in Ayrshire
Ayrshire is a picturesque county on the southwest coast of Scotland and is divided into three distinct areas, North, East and South. Our Property Finders in Ayrshire cover the entire area. Its popularity has risen in recent years with the increase of remote workers and those looking for a more relaxed pace of life. The affordability of larger property options in Ayrshire over nearby cities like Glasgow has also increased the desirability for residential buyers, property investors and those looking for a second home.
The north region spans from Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park to the coastline along the Firth of Clyde. The area includes several beautiful islands, such as the Isle of Arran, the Isle of Cumbrae, and Little Cumbrae. East Ayrshire is nestled inland and is steeped in industrial heritage, while South Ayrshire offers over 40 miles of stunning coastal views, world-class golf courses and bustling market towns.
With so much choice, finding the right home in the region can be challenging. If you are looking to move, our local Property Finders would be delighted to assist you with your search.
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Transport in Ayrshire
Ayrshire is well-connected by road and rail with easy access to Glasgow. Trains usually run every half an hour from Ayr Station and take 50 mins to reach Glasgow Central.
As well as Glasgow airport, which is within 40 miles of Ayr and flies to major international cities, there is also the option of Glasgow Prestwick airport, situated on Ayrshires doorstop.
For those looking to connect to the islands, ferry services run frequently from several points within North Ayrshire including Ardrossan, Largs, and Wemyss Bay.
Schools in Ayrshire
For families looking to move within or to Ayrshire, there is a broad range of schooling options.
Good public schools include Alloway Primary, Doonfoot Primary, Marr College and Prestwick Academy. Wellington School is a reputable Independent School and the region is home to various further education institutes.
Where to live in Ayrshire
Whether buying a holiday home or a residential property in Ayrshire, several sought-after areas exist in towns and along the coast.
Troon, in South Ayrshire is a coastal town known for its sandy beaches and world-renowned golf courses, including Royal Troon Golf Club. The beautiful coastal setting provides plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities, including walking, cycling, sailing as well as golf and is a popular choice for those seeking a peaceful seaside lifestyle.
Places to live in Ayrshire
Ayr is a vibrant coastal town known for its beautiful beaches, rich history and strong community spirit. Within the town you will find landmarks such as the Auld Brig (Old Bridge) and the ruins of Greenan Castle. Ayr also has a deep connection to Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet, with many Burns-related attractions nearby, including his birthplace in Alloway.
Further south of Ayr, you have the breathtaking coastal destination of Turnberry which is famous for its iconic golf course. Turnberry’s neighbouring village, Maidens, is a lovely little coastal fishing village with a long sandy beach and grassy foreshore. Just north of the village there is a pathway which leads to the popular Culzean Castle and Country Park.
Property Finders in Ayrshire
Largs, a little town in North Ayrshire, is popular with tourists for its promenade and the frequent ferry connection to the beautiful Isle of Cumbrae. West Kilbride is known as a cultural hub with a variety of galleries and studios showcasing local artists’ work. You will find a blend of independent shops and beautiful coastal views.
Kilmarnock is the largest town in East Ayrshire and offers a unique mix of culture, leisure and great community spirit. Areas such as Grange Estate, Dean Park and Southcraigs offer a mixture of exclusivity, tranquility and suburban comfort living. Mauchline, also in East Ayrshire is a small town surrounded by beautiful countryside and provides an idyllic living environment.
If you are looking for a property in Ayrshire and are interested in learning how our Property Finders in Scotland might be able to assist with sourcing and acquiring your next home, please get in touch.
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